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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1952
Page
2
Cumberland Maryland May 20 spokesman for Local 1874 CIO Tex Workers Union of America reports members voted to stay with the union.
Playford Aldridge president of the Celanese plant local says the TWUA move into the AFL lowers union prestige and harms labor. George Baldanzi, ousted TWUA VP, predicts 100000 would join the AFL within a year after TWUA’s vacancy election and Rieve’s reelection.
Thomas Dunn, 16, at Greenfield Road, suffered facial gunshot wounds when a cartridge exploded in a fire. He was treated in the hospital emergency room. Mia Edith Viola Burhart, Route 1 Fairplay, fractured her right shoulder and was released after a cast. Ronald Dudrow cut his head on a car. two stitches were applied. Michael W. Coons, 16 months, WS Sherman Avenue, scalded by hot coffee. admitted to the hospital.
Readers learn how Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey moves its giraffes in specially built wagons with padded interiors and underslung floors. The article notes a June 3 stop in Hagerstown with performances starting at 2 14 and 2 15 p.m. and describes the giant traveling menagerie and new acts in the 1942 program.
Mayor Mills proclaims a city wide clean up campaign to reduce fire danger from clutter in homes alleys factories and streets. The effort led by the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce aims to improve health and welfare through community action with charity salvage day today and collection contacts for old items.
Young workers from across North America gathered near Pondsville for a Seventh Day Adventist youth conference. More than 140 secretaries from Severin Day Adventist Churches attended at the camp, engaging in hikes, campfires, and junior camp operation studies to be used nationwide. Hitler Skinner of Washington led the event, begun Tuesday and concluding today.
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